Some Facts About Domain Name Registration Canada

2007-03-08 10:33:40

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A domain name is name that is used to identify a web page, so that it can be easily found when searched on the Internet. It usually consists of three or four parts: the server prefix, a domain name and a domain suffix, or a top-level domain (TLD). A server suffix normally starts with the letters, “www”, the domain name is found after these letters, and the domain suffix comes after the domain name such as “.com”, which stands for commercial; “.net” for network, “ or “.org” for organization. Sometimes a domain suffix is replaced or is preceded by a country suffix such as “.ca” for Canada.

In order to create a website, you will need to go through the process of domain name registration Canada. You must approach the local organization that is in charge of registering Canadian domain names. This organization is also in charge of setting the laws, maintaining, operating and assigning the domain names and handling the complaints and disputes of domain registrars in Canada.

You can only apply for domain name registration Canada if you are a permanent resident or a citizen of Canada. You can also apply for domain name registration Canada if you own a registered trademark in Canada.

Before you can even register your domain name, you must conduct a domain name search to see if the name you wish to use is available. You can do this by using the Internet and typing the name you wish to use on a database search engine. If the name is available, you can then proceed with the domain name registration; however, if the name is taken, you will then need to come up with a different name and start the search all over again. You will need to perform this search until you find a domain name that is available.

Domain names can only be registered through a domain name registrar. You should only obtain the services of a domain registrar who is accredited your local Internet registration authority. A list of accredited registrars can be found on the website of your local Internet registration authority, with a list of their website addresses.

In order to complete your domain name registration application, you will be prompted by the registrar to accept certain terms and conditions related to your application. After you accept these conditions, your application is then forwarded to the local Internet registration authority for processing. Applications for domain names are accepted on a first come, first serve basis, and must comply with certain registration rules. You can apply to use the domain name of your choice anywhere from one to ten years. The processing fee that is to be paid is dependent on the length of time that you will use your particular domain name. You will be notified once your domain name application has been approved. The best domain name registration companies process your application within a few hours, and with a result received within a day or two.


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